A BURMESE RED LACQUER HSUN-OK OFFERING VESSEL, LATE

A BURMESE RED LACQUER HSUN-OK OFFERING VESSEL, LATE 19TH EARLY 20TH CENTURY, made of red lacquer and coiled bamboo, the lid with a towering tapered ringed spire with images of a black figure wrestling

Late 19th red lacquer ceremonial offering vessel also known as "Hsunok". Used for centuries by Buddhist monks as a vessel to carry gifts of food as offerings this piece features a beautiful spun spire

Late 19th century, Burmese (Myanmar) Hsun-Ok temple box with raised ridges and with stupa finial, used by monks for offerings or gifts. [24 x 12 1/2 diam. inches]. Scattered flaked losses and wear.

Comprises a Burmese red lacquer offering vessel "Hsunok", and another Burmese vessel. [13" and 16 1/2" Dia x 14 and 29" H].

Three Burmese Red Lacquer Offering Vessels (Hsunok)Southeast Asian, bamboo and lacquer, 20th C.Losses, wear, surface distress.Tallest: 29"h x 16-1/2"dia.

This impressive offering vessel is known as a hsun-ok, and is from Mandalay, Burma. It is covered in lacquer-work in relief known as thayo and gilding with 24K gold leaf over an orange-red lacquer bas

Antique Burmese Black Lacquer "Hsun-ok" Lidded Ceremonial Food Offering Bowl and a Large African Terracotta Vessel. Size: 1) 14'' x 15'' x 14'' (36 x 38 x 36 cm); 2) 22'' x 18'' x 18'' (56 x 46 x 46 c

Lacquer, wood and bamboo. Burma, late 19th - early 20th century A special pair of three-part bulbous vessels, each raised on four clawshaped feet, the outside densely decorated in orange-red and black

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface 27" x 15"

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface and mustard yellow accents 27" x 16"

A Burmese Red Lacquer Hsun-ok 20th Century Height 25 x diameter 12 inches. Property from the Dewar Family Collection, Overland Park, KS

Pair of Burmese lacquer offering vessels, late 19th or early 20th century, in the form of a Buddhist stupa, each having a spire form finial above a conical lid, opening to a tray, and raised on a pede

Group of three Southeast Asian Burmese lacquered offering vessels / Hsun-ok / storage containers, two with top finials. Tallest: 30" H x 14.5" diameter.

DESCRIPTION: A red lacquered Burmese lidded offering vessel embellished along the body with texturized incision patterns, completed with a raised finial. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Burma DIMENSION

Burmese Lacquer Offering Vessel 2-piece bamboo vessel coated in black and red lacquer, having central cavity and turned finial Property from: a Chicago, Illinois (Streeterville) collector Height: 31 1

Two Burmese Lacquer Offering VesselsOne black and one red. Together with a Chinese box with handle. 3 piecesLosses, wear, surface distress.Tallest: 20-1/2"h

A tiered lacquered bamboo and wood compartmentalized votive container (ok-khwet)supported by four small legs with bowls and trays for offering food to Buddhist monks, Burma, late 19th century. Size: 8

Burmese Red Lacquer Offering Bowl, 4 Sections, As Found, 12 3/8" High.

Antique Burmese large red lacquer offering bowl, c. 1900; circular form bowl with six raised ribs on exterior terminating in short feet; some chips, scratches, losses to lacquer; L 15 1/2" W 15 1/2" H

28" TALL--RED LIDDED BURMESE OFFERING VESSEL

A Burmese lacquered food offering vessel (ok-kwet). A multi-tiered, muti compartmented food offering vessel used to present food offerings to monks of a monastery. 14" H x 15 " Dia. A traditional Burm

Two Pair of Late 19th or early 20th c Burmese offering vessels with onion form finials 16 and 18" high respectively

Burmese silver offering vessel. Decorated in repousse with scrolling floral and figural bands, Lower Burma or Mandalay, late 19th to early 20th century, 26" high; 2653 grams.

19th/20th century; Two matching wood with red and black lacquer offering trays with incorporated turned spindle gallery pedestals. Used to carry offerings to the monastery. (ALOE320)(PR) Property from